Veterans of 66th Regiment Honor Col Dick White in Indiana
In Indiana the 66th Regiment P V I Civil War veterans held their 17th annual reunion hosted by the leaders’ daughters. A parade and library hall meeting featured officers elected W S Conrad as president and John G Fry as vice president. They dedicated a monument at St Bernard's cemetery for Col Dick White with a volley salute by Co F veterans.
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66Th Regiment
Dick White
Indiana
J. Telford
M. C. Watson
New Moore
Col. White
G. A. R. Boat No. 28
Library Hall
Conrad
Bedford
John G. Fry
Aod
Josiah Hisong
Joseph Leonard
M. McHenry
Hisong
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Co. F
Herman Watson
Clair Stuchell
Bird Helman
Lex Watson
Hal Sexton
Last Day to Register Before November Election
The notice states September 2, Wednesday, is the final registration day this year. Those who fail to attend will have no further chance before the November election. Registrars will sit at the polling places on Wednesday.
Lovejoys in Dreamland Theatre Courtship Show
The Lovejoys deliver laughable fares in Cy Scribben's Courtship at Dreamland Theatre. The couple are artistes in their act and should not miss this opportunity to see them. Come tonight, admission only 10 cents.
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Lovejoys
Cy Scribben
Dreamland Theatre
Indiana 6 Groansb arg loss ends with Greenaburg win
Indiana made errors and Greenaburg won 10 to 6. Full story tomorrow. Post Card Albums offered in endless variety. Panorama views of the Normal grounds and town, featured at Hoory Hall's.
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Indiana
Greenaburg
Besutfas
Hoory Hall
Weddings Bring Grace Learn and Dr Harmon Together
Miss Grace Viola Learn daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Learn East Church street and Dr Claire Guy Harmon son of Mr and Mrs James Harmon St Clairsville N Y were married at the bride’s home. The couple left for a short western trip and will reside in Vandergrift after Oct 1. Out of town guests included James Harmon Lena Harmon G P Waite Isabel Harmon Wilda Weaver and others. A luncheon followed the ceremony. Miss Learn was a nurse in Pittsburg hospitals.
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Grace Viola Juearn
Frank Learn
East
Church Street
Claire Guy Harmon
Vandergrift
James Harmon
St. Clairaville
F. Swartz Crawford
Presbyterian Church
Mra
Robert
Lena Harmon
N. Y
G. P. Waite
Isabel Harmon
Jamestown N. Y
Wilda Weaver
Butler
James Fleming
Mayme McCrelly
Braddock
Bell Clovin
Frank Warren
Burial of Mrs. Angelina Pedro in Punxsutawney
Friends claimed the body Tuesday in Punxsutawney after a five day lying in the Robins undertaking parlors. Mrs. Angelina Pedro of Erneat was buried that afternoon. The remains had been prepared for shipment to the State Anatomical Society in Philadelphia.
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Robins ‘Yon
Punxsatawney
Angelina Pedro
Erneat
State Anatomical Society
Philadelphia
Nearby Services Advertised in City Classifieds
Advertisements promise trunk fittings at American Artificial Limbs Co in Pittsburgh and garment dyeing and cleaning at Indiana Dye Works in Philadelphia. Also note stocking repair guarantee and a Ping Pong photos offer at Piper's Marshall location.
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Indiana
Piper's
Room
Marshall
Shattuck Home Scene Of Fine Social Event
Mr and Mrs Frank J Shattuck hosted a wooden wedding anniversary at their Grandview plot home on Tuesday evening August 25 entertaining many friends. Guests included James Smail William Colbitt Rev and Mrs Park and others from Indiana and New York.
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Frank J. Shattuck
South Fifth Street
Grandview Plot
James Smail
William Colbitt
Park
Mra. Ralston
E. GC. Crossman
Blair Calhoun
H. E. Anderson
W. J. Robinsteen
Frank Daugherty
Robert MccCoy
Even Long
Mra
the Long
J. N. McCoy
Jeff McCoy
Miskes Hazel
Elsie McCoy
Rose
Ada
Lizzie Long
Mesers
Henry, Roup
Paul McCoy
Indiana
William Pearson
Ernest
Robert Ray
Corning
N. Y
Bryan County Committee Selections Revealed
Jere H. Black of the Pennsylvania Bryan League has named his county committeemen for the next section of the state. Appointments include Indiana E W Krytzer Cambria W A McGuire Jefferson Col William Fairman Clearfield John C Barclay Westmoreland G Gregg and Somerset E O Koozer.
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Jere
Dissolution of Peterman & Co grocery firm in Indiana Pa
Notice of dissolution from J L Peterman and W A Grant stating they will not be responsible for any debts of Peterman & Co after August 20 1908. The item notes street paving plans by the Borough Council for South Sixth Street from Philadelphia to Church and that McCrady Bros secured the sewer project on the highway with work to start after the Fair.
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J. L. Peterman
W. A. Grant
Ninth Street
Indiana
Peterman & Co
Hospital Association to Meat Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Hospital Association is called for Cunningham's Hall on Friday evening in August. A full attendance of the directors is requested as matters of importance are to be discussed.
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Hospital Association
P Cunningham
D&w
Barr's Barn Burned at Deck er's Point
Lightning struck George A. Barr's barn at Deck er's Point destroying contents. Insurance coverage noted at $1,100 in the Patron's Murgual. Announcement also mentions fair week ice cream cone orders and hosiery advertising.
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George A. Barr
Decker's Point
Homer Again Fell Before Collegians
Indiana Collegians defeated Homer City 4 to 6 in a Tuesday game backed by faultless fielding from Clyde Seanor who worked his raise ball. Ralph McConnaugh ey allowed four runs and Roy St Clair delivered a towering home run. Crowd of about 400 saw enterprising play with several Homer errors aiding miscues.
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Clyde Seanor
Homer City
Indiana Collegians
St. Clair
Seanor
Ralph McConnaughey
Indiana
Homer
Roy St. Clair
Bia Trusty Willow
Roy
Swat
Terra Firma
Ernest Livingstone
Uncle Sam's Land
McConnaughey
Balla
McGregor
Guthrie
McFarland
H. Lucas
Brandon
Collegians
Dr. Rd, Wood
Apple Picher Suffers Serious Fall Near Ruff
John Mabon of near Ruff in West Wheatfield township was picking apples when a ladder broke, sending him to the ground. He struck his head and lost consciousness. Dr. Harry Tittle of New Florence treated him for a spinal injury expected to keep him in his room for several weeks.
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John Mabon
Ruff
West Wheatield
Granulated Sore Eyes Cured by Salve Claim
A Kentucky man named Martin Boyd of Henriatta credits Chamberlain's Salve with curing granulated sore eyes after twenty years of trouble. He bought a box, used two thirds, and his eyes have been trouble free since. The salve is sold by all druggists.
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Martin Boyd
Henriatta
Gospel Temperance Lecture At Whitesweeda Camp Meeting
Rev. J.T. Los gap of Chicago Illinois will deliver his temperance lecture The Gor ing Ox at the Free Methodist camp meeting in Whitesweeda. The general public is invited to attend.
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J.T. Losgap
Chicago
Goring Ox
Whitesweeda
Mine Host Zimmerman Retires After Sale
8S. W. Zimmerman sold his Creekside hotel to James J. Armatrong of Rossiter, with the liquor license transferred by Judge Telford. Viewers are invited to join Pauch Bros.’ Preapy ing Club at $1.00 monthly, while Shaffer & Kellar offer post cards from your residence and new stocklogs free if worn in six months.
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W. Zimmerman
Creekside
James J. Armatrong
Rossiter
Nquor
Telford
Pauch Bros
Shaffer & Kellar
Recent Deaths Include Annie Baird and others in area
Mrs Annie Baird aged about 60 died Tuesday August 26 at her daughter Grace Bickenberger’s home in Diamondville. Former Tadiana resident wife of late Rev James Baird Free Methodist minister. Funeral Thursday 10 30 from Free Methodist church Kaat Church Street sermon by Rev A D Zahniser. Interment Oakland Cemetery. Also Daniel Stiver 73 Canoe township died August 22 after long invalidism. Survived by wife eight children. Ada Carmalt formerly of Pupxautawney died August 21 in Rochester Pa. Interment Punxsutawney. Hannah McConnell 60 died August 21 Saltsburg at brother James Richards home. Jane Lytle 82 died August 16 Marchand. funerals held Plainville U P church.
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Annie Baird
Tosaday
Grace Bickenberger
Diamondville
Tadiana
James Baird
A. D. Zahniser
Oakland Cemetery
Daniel Stiver
Canoe Township
Mr. Stiver
Butler County
Juneau
Samuel Law
Joseph Neal
Horatio
Abraham
William
A. P. Lloyd
Marchand
William White
William G. Smith
Aaron Stiver
Pina Church
Fouston
Ada B. Carmall
Pupxautawney
Rochester
Richard Doncaster
John
Horace G. Carmalt
Pitteborg
George Carmalt
Punxeutawney
Punxsutawney
Hannah McConnell
Pittsburg
James Richards
Saltsburg
McConnell
Nancy
Salisburg
Anna Daugherty
Colorado Springe
Jane Lytle
U. P
Plainville
Belng
William Nichol
White Township
McGarvey
Beaver Falls
Doan's Kidney Pills Touted as Cure for Kidney Ailments
An Indiana testimonial extols Doan's Kidney Pills, claiming lasting relief from backache, urinary issues, and other kidney symptoms for over ten years. The patient cites resolution of pain and weakness, with Mrs Miller also reporting improvement. Buffalo agents Voster Milburn Co market the remedy in the United States.
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Dean
Bright
B.F. Miller
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Mra
Miller
Doan
Voster-Milburn Co
Bufalo
New York
United States
Lawn Fete at D W Simpsons to Benefit Missionary Society
A lawn party at the home of D W Simpson is slated for Wednesday evening. Ice cream sherbet and cake will be served and proceeds support the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church. All invited. Shafer and Kellar.
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D. W. Simpson
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Blairsville Residents Object to Pennsylvanian Railroad Work
A Blairsville Pennsylvania railroad view hearing on Walnut Street disputes. Landowners Hodge Lintner and Hill claim damages from grade crossing and street works tied to railroad improvements. Viewers hear testimony from Dr. Hosack and others while Sloan heirs reject prior awards. Six additional cases remain to be presented.
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Walnut Street
Blairaville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blairsville College
Hodge
Lintner
Johnstown
Walla
United Nun
Blairsville
William Hosack
D. R. Lewis
William Buchanan
M. F. Jamison
George W. Simpson
John N. Banke
Pennsylvania
Diarrhoea Cured by Chamberlain's Remedy in Philippi
A Philippi West Virginia man, sixty, long troubled by diarrhoea found relief after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy advertised in the Philippi Republican. One bottle cured him and he remains free of the disease after eighteen weeks. Sold by all druggists.
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John H. Zirkle
Philippi
W.va
Chamberlain
New County Home to Quarter 75 Inmates This Week
By week’s end seventy five inmates are to be quartered at the New County Home, with twenty already admitted. The new home industry features cleaning and dye works run by Indiagey Dye Works at 647 Philadelphia, inviting patronage and pride in town.
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Town Bee
Indiagey, Dye Works
Philadelphia
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Charles McLain
Harry W. Earhart
Clair Fleming
Cloid Rina
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Mr. Burrell
American Artificial Limbing, Co
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Shaffer
Kella
Shattuck
Paul Smith
Albert L. Smith
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Dorothy Whitehead
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E. W. Krytzer
Hospital Association To Meat
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Jey D. Hill
Hele. Shatter & Kellar
Charles H. Milley
Roy Leclair
Apple Picher
Weat Wheatfield
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Merahall
Ada B. Carmalt
Hannah M'Connell
D. W. Simpson's
Shafer & Kellar
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Sloans
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